trixR4kids
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The evangelicals don’t care because they’re hypocrites.BTW my guess is Hannity covered up something similar to what O'Reilly covered up...which lets just say the Evangelicals would not be pleased with.
The evangelicals don’t care because they’re hypocrites.BTW my guess is Hannity covered up something similar to what O'Reilly covered up...which lets just say the Evangelicals would not be pleased with.
The evangelicals don’t care because they’re hypocrites.
So investigating a lawyer now allows for naming every single client that lawyer has represented?
In this case though Hannity is flat out saying he was not hired in a legal capacity and wasnt paid as such. Unless he changes his tune it doesnt matter how you slice it there is no privilege.
Law Professor was on Morning Joe this morning. He disagrees with it but that is IN FACT the law. The fact that you hired and lawyer and who that lawyer is is not privileged. Sorry.
Law Professor was on Morning Joe this morning. He disagrees with it but that is IN FACT the law. The fact that you hired and lawyer and who that lawyer is is not privileged. Sorry.
It will be interesting to see what sort of changes this brings about in the industry. I wonder if you could hire a lawyer through an LLC or something like that.
If I hire you and you are a lawyer, doesn't that mean I've hired you as my lawyer unless we have a specific contract that says, say, "I hire you to replant my petunias"?
https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/600/215/231196/
As I posted yesterday, there are exceptions to the rule.
https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/600/215/231196/
As I posted yesterday, there are exceptions to the rule.
David Allen, Seattle, Wash., Allen Dershowitz, Jeanne Baker, Rosenberg, Baker & Fine, Cambridge, Mass., for defendant-appellant.
Why would it have to change? In a court, you pretty much have to declare that you represent your client, so that all goes through you first.
The point of being a lawyer is to represent your client- so in all legal matters, you HAVE to declare that. It can't be hidden.
There are very few courts in this government that are outside of the public info domain.
Not sure how this gets so twisted up, even.
It gets twisted up because people either don't understand it or have very little real world experience with it.
People receive legal advice all the time without "declaring" who their lawyer is. I have a will that was prepared and no one other than my wife knows who drafted it. People take employment contracts to a lawyer to look at and no one "declares" to the public that relationship. People have a right to keep that confidential.
It gets twisted up because people either don't understand it or have very little real world experience with it.
People receive legal advice all the time without "declaring" who their lawyer is. I have a will that was prepared and no one other than my wife knows who drafted it. People take employment contracts to a lawyer to look at and no one "declares" to the public that relationship. People have a right to keep that confidential.
After the Cohen thing I would be a little worried that if somehow the guy is crooked my name might get dragged through the mud.
As soon as you knew Trump was his client you would have fired him. Anyone with half a brain would have done so. Instead, Hannity kept the relationship and waited for the blatantly obvious to happen.
Absolutely. I’m talking more going forward I think now that the precendent has been (very publicly) set people will be a lot more careful. I trust WeAreND and others that it is above board what the judge did, which is a surprise to me and I’m sure many others who aren’t lawyers.
Have I said a < bleep > thing about Trump?
What I have said:
How in the world is Sean Hannity drug into an investigation of Cohen representing an RNC < bleep >?
Hannity's name was swept up in Cohen's files as another client.
Something about that just feels wrong.
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